The Red Door Pottery Studio in the historic Foreside District of Kittery, Maine located one mile from downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire complements the already existing artistic neighborhood blending a pottery workshop and gallery space. In addition to the pottery and art collection, the gallery shop at The Red Door Pottery Studio is host to an ever changing display of prints, pottery, jewelry and more from local artisans.
If there is something you're looking for that you don't see, just ask: we may have it. The building was once the home of the Order of the Knights of Pythias, a fraternal organization founded in 1864. Today our enterprise continues to be dedicated to the cause of universal peace through art, education and understanding among men and women of good will.
If there is something you're looking for that you don't see, just ask: we may have it. The building was once the home of the Order of the Knights of Pythias, a fraternal organization founded in 1864. Today our enterprise continues to be dedicated to the cause of universal peace through art, education and understanding among men and women of good will.
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Elaine Xenelis Fuller began pottery classes at the Worcester Craft Center in 1978.
Falling in love with clay work she continued her studies with classes, workshops and at Wesleyan University under Mary Risley where she received a Masters in Liberal Studies in 1983.
She left her work in clay for 10 years to start a family.
Since her return to ceramics in 1993, she established the pottery business, Handmade By Elaine in a studio overlooking the South Cove in Old Saybrook, Connecticut where she worked teaching, mentoring and participating in the artistic community for 14 years.
Falling in love with clay work she continued her studies with classes, workshops and at Wesleyan University under Mary Risley where she received a Masters in Liberal Studies in 1983.
She left her work in clay for 10 years to start a family.
Since her return to ceramics in 1993, she established the pottery business, Handmade By Elaine in a studio overlooking the South Cove in Old Saybrook, Connecticut where she worked teaching, mentoring and participating in the artistic community for 14 years.
A customer favorite.
These bowls make beautiful gifts for engagements, weddings or anniversaries.
The rims, wide or narrow are hand-carved and colored with double wedding rings, Ivy-the symbol of fidelity, and Stephanotis-the bride's good luck flower and on the larger pieces, Periwinkles, the flower of friendship.
To purchase Elaine's pottery, send her a message at elaine@reddoorpottery.com or call 207 439-5671.
These bowls make beautiful gifts for engagements, weddings or anniversaries.
The rims, wide or narrow are hand-carved and colored with double wedding rings, Ivy-the symbol of fidelity, and Stephanotis-the bride's good luck flower and on the larger pieces, Periwinkles, the flower of friendship.
To purchase Elaine's pottery, send her a message at elaine@reddoorpottery.com or call 207 439-5671.
Pottery classes for any level are offered at $80 per hour for one student, $125 per hour for two students and the rate is $45 for each additional student.
A private class includes all materials, tools, one hour of intensive instruction and one hour practice and clean up time.
Please note that it take more than one class to get a finished product.
If you want to experience working with clay one time only we offer to finish your pieces at the rate of $10 each piece.
A private class includes all materials, tools, one hour of intensive instruction and one hour practice and clean up time.
Please note that it take more than one class to get a finished product.
If you want to experience working with clay one time only we offer to finish your pieces at the rate of $10 each piece.
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